My mother-in-law is currently at Sunrise of Gilbert. It's homey. The rooms are spacious and fine. The staff are very kind and considerate. They gave us a lunch-to-go and it was very good. The location is good. They had the perfect apartment that my mother-in-law needed. She needed something where a lot of sun came in and she needed more space. So they had one available, and they took it. However, for my mother-in-law who's 90 years old, dinner is served way too late.

I went to tour Sunrise of Gilbert but I didn't get a good feeling about it. The one-bedroom apartments were very small. The building was multi-story, and the available one was up on the upper floors, which I did not care for. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. They invited us for lunch, but we didn't come. The dining area was very nice. The courtyard was very nice, too.

Sunrise of Gilbert was nice, but it's a little more pricey than the place we moved into. Their apartments were nice, clean, and well-kept. The staff who accommodated us during the tour was pleasant and friendly. Their price was higher than I wanted to pay and I didn't get much. They have assisted care there if you would need it, but you're paying for that and not using it. So I don't like that idea. They had all the amenities like a swimming pool, a beauty or barbershop, and a movie theater.

Sunrise of Gilbert was a nice and beautiful place. The people were very nice. The rooms were excellent. The staff members were wonderful. They were very helpful, courteous, and respectful. They covered pretty much everything during the tour. They have all kinds of programs, which is amazing. They keep people active and engaged all the time. They have a very nice gym.

The Sunrise of Gilbert was very nice. They're very friendly and helpful. The facility was clean, a little dated but it's very homey. We toured the independent living side of it.

I liked Sunrise of Gilbert. It was very clean. The food was pretty good. I guess you can eat all day. The property was beautiful. There's a lot of activities. I liked what I saw. Everybody was very polite and congenial. It looked very, very nice. I saw the menu, and I saw what they were offering, and how many meals a day, and it all looked really good. It's aging in place, and that's kind of a plus.

I toured Sunrise of Gilbert and my first impression was that it was a very busy place. There was no parking and I had to find a parking place some distance away from the office. Because it was full parking, I had to walk some distance, which was a negative for me. I have a little bit of a problem walking. But when I got to the facility and got to the independent living office, they were very cordial. They hadn't heard that I was coming, but they got the assistant to the activity director to show me around. They showed me a beautiful room there. They don't have any openings right at the moment. They are full but they did show me a beautiful room. It was one that was occupied, but the person was away on a vacation trip, and they had permission from the person to do that. It was favorable and I enjoyed the interview, and the tour. The ambiance was inviting. The people that lived there were more cordial and greeted you with a hi. It seemed like people were happy being there. One of the things that didn't impress me but was necessary was that it's a three-story building. They do have elevators to get to people up and down. It was airy, open, bright, and was very clean. All of the staff were wearing Covid-19 masks, but it was not a requirement for the residents. There was some construction going on which made it a little bit difficult to see all of the property. But it looks like there's ongoing improvements and maintenance. I was impressed. It is a nice place. One of the administrators was with us for the first 15 minutes of the visit and interview and the tour and she was very, very competent, and very, very helpful. There were no openings at all in sunrise. And so that indicated that it's a very desirable place to be. One of the reasons that I didn't do any parking is that they had a construction area that was taking up a section of parking and so that can be remedied.

My brother and I toured Sunrise of Gilbert, but it was well before COVID. We thought it was excellent. The apartments looked roomy. It was everything my mother could have asked for with meals. My brother and I really liked it. The staff members were very nice, polite, and accommodating. They actually let us view an actual apartment. The ladies left the apartment for us to view it, which was really nice. They were very professional. They pretty much told us everything that was involved with it and what you get. Overall, the whole experience was really nice. They had activities, like card games and stuff like that, that they could do. They had a shuttle that would take them to wherever they needed to go. My mom is a casino junkie, so I know they had a shuttle that would take her to the casino if she wanted to go. She could even keep her car there. The rooms were big enough to accommodate a queen bed, a dresser, and a nightstand, so they were roomy enough. The bedroom was fine. It was its own separate room off from the living room, which was nice. The food looked good. The facility was really nice. It didn't smell or anything. It was very nice.

Sunrise of Gilbert was very pleasant. The lady I talked to was very helpful, she answered all my questions, and she was extremely informative. She was very honest too -- like she didn't try to cover up anything. She was very straightforward, very kind, and very helpful. The place was clean and it smelled good. The residents seemed very happy. It looked like they were enjoying their time. I really liked the feel that I was in a home and not a nursing facility. It didn't have the long hallways and the staircase overlooking the main lobby. It just had a really good feel in that way. I liked the large patio that was connected to the room. Overall, out of the three I visited, this was the one that I liked the most. This is the one that my friend liked as well. I was talking with her on FaceTime and showing everything to her, and it was the one that she was most interested in. Everybody was friendly. The cook was friendly. It had more of a feel that you were living in a senior apartment complex. It's very independent. You still had the capability of having someone come help you if needed, but you were very independent. That's what I really liked about it. The staff said that they could start my friend out in the independent living and just be watching her, and if it looks like she's going to need assisted living, then they will help move her over to assisted living.

We moved into Sunrise of Gilbert. The staff has been cheerful, they're all nice, they do everything you ask for, and I couldn't ask for anybody better. The apartment is like brand new, it's a great layout, plenty of room, and bright and cheery. We haven't had too many activities yet.